
13/05/2023
The Wicked Priest
Once upon a time, there was a charismatic shepherd who led a flock of devoted followers. He preached about love, kindness, and generosity, and his teachings resonated with many people. However, as time went on, the shepherd's true nature was revealed. He was not a benevolent leader, but a cunning predator who preyed on the vulnerable.
He convinced his followers to give him everything they owned, promising them blessings and eternal life in return. Many of his followers gave willingly, believing that they were doing the right thing. But the shepherd's greed knew no bounds, and he continued to demand more and more from them.
When his followers had nothing left to give, the shepherd forced them to fast, citing the example of Jesus who fasted for 40 days. Many of his followers obeyed, believing that they were following in the footsteps of their savior. But the shepherd's true intentions were far from pure.
As time went on, his followers began to fall ill and die from starvation and exhaustion. The shepherd continued to preach about the benefits of fasting and refused to acknowledge the harm he was causing.
Eventually, the authorities became aware of the shepherd's wrongdoing and exhumed many bodies from hidden graves. The shepherd was arrested and faced charges for his crimes.
This story serves as a reminder that not all who claim to be shepherds are worthy of following. It is important to be discerning and cautious when placing our trust in others. True leaders lead by example and inspire others to be their best selves, not by preying on their vulnerabilities and demanding blind obedience.